Hooking up dvd, tape, karoke machine to denon reciever

I'm trying to set up my denon receiver with the other technologies i own. I've connected all video cables, audio in and out to the receiver. I connected the tv to the tv space on the receiver; the karaoke machine to the cd slots on the receiver; the tape player to the dat/mon slot; and the dvd machine to the dvd slot on the receiver. I get nothing show up though when I press the buttons on the remote control and tell the reciever to go and play the dvd machine....? Help! i have Denon AVR-3200

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What happens when you select options from the front of the reciever?....accordianman

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